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No, you only pay for time worked in CA. The only exception I found are options/RSUs granted in CA and vested after you've left, these may be taxed in proportion
by sershe 6y ago
No, you only pay for time worked in CA. The only exception I found are options/RSUs granted in CA and vested after you've left, these may be taxed in proportion to the time originally worked in CA after the grant.
- muzz 6y agoRSUs are taxed in state where granted Non-Quals are prorated ISOs are taxed in state where exercised
- sershe 6y agoFor CA, ISOs and RSUs are prorated if holding requirements are not met. https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/misc/1004.html https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/misc/1004.html, it has a summary at the bottom